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United Way breakfast topic focuses on volunteerism - Vimarsana News

United Way breakfast topic focuses on volunteerism

MARTINSBURG — The United Way of the Eastern Panhandle hosted a CEO and Community Leaders Breakfast Tuesday, where Mark Harrell, president/CEO of CNB Bank, delivered a keynote address focusing on

How an Amite River dredging project could help with flooding | News - Vimarsana News

How an Amite River dredging project could help with flooding | News

After Livingston Parish threatened legal action to ensure it received its fair share of flood protection money from the 2016 floods, the parish has been promised $30 million to help

A $50M project to dredge the Amite could be closer to reality. Here's how it could help flooding. - Vimarsana News

A $50M project to dredge the Amite could be closer to reality. Here's how it could help flooding.

After Livingston Parish threatened legal action to ensure it received its fair share of flood protection money from the 2016 floods, the parish has been promised $30 million to help

Pike County students win awards during the Technology Student Association national conference - Vimarsana News

Pike County students win awards during the Technology Student Association national conference

More than 240 middle and high school students and teachers from 33 schools, including schools in Pike County, represented Kentucky during the 2023 Technology Student Association (TSA) National Conference, and

Litigation over '16 flood bucks to seek project award info | News - Vimarsana News

Litigation over '16 flood bucks to seek project award info | News

After tens of thousands of homes and businesses flooded in 2016, billions of dollars flowed to Louisiana to restore damaged structures, clear clogged waterways and create new flood protection infrastructure